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MarkE
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Responsive runtime

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These days it is essential to deliver mobile-friendly web pages as mobile web access has surpassed desktop browser. In 2018, 58% of site visits were from mobile devices!

I really don't expect responsive design-time to be a priority, but what is the status of a responsive runtime?

If not an out-of-the-box capability, has anyone built customizations/templates that achieve a mobile-friendly experience?
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Re: Responsive runtime

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Good question .
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Re: Responsive runtime

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Responsive design is something that has to be tackled from the ground up.

Nubuilder is not responsive and part of its strength is that it isn't responsive. It would be likely that the really nice master details forms you can get in nuBuilder would be lost if you went to a responsive layout. Someone could contradict me but I doubt it is coming anytime soon.

You can however design forms to be more mobile friendly but they will just be smaller and not responsive.

What you could do is use nuBuilder forte for desktop design and then create a separate UI using something like asp runner or asp net maker 2019 and point all at the same back end.

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Re: Responsive runtime

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Perhaps it is 'skinnable'? Sufficient 'classes' and 'ids' in the output HTML to create CSS that will be responsive.
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